A nonprofit, charity, community initiative or public-interest project with a clear purpose and an identifiable person responsible for the website.
Website access / nonprofit organizations
If the mission is real, the website should not be the barrier.
TenshioDev can waive the website development fee for selected nonprofit, charity and community projects when the scope is practical and the studio has capacity.
Apply for nonprofit support
What this offer means.
Free development should still produce a website the organization can actually use.
The program is not a stripped-down template giveaway. The goal is a focused, credible website with clear information architecture, responsive behavior and a practical handover. Selection is based on fit, scope and available capacity rather than on a first-come promise to every applicant.
A good fit.
Four things make the free program workable.
The site should help people understand the work, trust the organization, find programs, volunteer, donate, contact the team or take another practical action.
The free program is designed for focused public-facing websites. Large portals, member systems, custom databases and complex integrations need separate scoping.
Someone from the organization needs to review facts, approve content and confirm that contact, donation and program information is accurate before launch.
Typical free website scope.
Enough to explain the work and make the next action obvious.
- Responsive public-facing website
- Home, about, programs or work, action and contact content
- Donation, volunteer, social and contact links where applicable
- Search-engine-ready structure and metadata
- Image and performance optimization
- Client-controlled deployment and handover
Transparent costs.
When the organization is accepted into the nonprofit program and the agreed scope stays within the free project.
A custom domain, paid hosting tier, premium service, booking system or other third-party product remains the organization’s own provider cost. A free subdomain can be used when appropriate.
Questions before applying.
Clear terms make a free project easier to trust.
Is every nonprofit website automatically free?
No. The development fee is waived for selected projects that fit the program, have a practical first scope and can be accepted within current studio capacity.
What does the free nonprofit website cover?
The agreed design and development scope can be free. A custom domain, premium hosting tier, paid booking or donation platform, and other third-party services remain the organization’s own provider costs.
Do we need a finished website brief before applying?
No. An existing Facebook page, organization profile, old website, program document or simple explanation of the mission is enough to begin. Facts and final content still need to be reviewed by the organization before launch.
Can the website include donation and volunteer actions?
Yes. Existing donation links, volunteer forms, social profiles, email, WhatsApp and other practical actions can be connected to the public website. A custom member portal, database or complex system would be scoped separately.
Have a nonprofit project?
Send the mission, the current situation and what the website needs to help people do.
You do not need a finished brief. A Facebook page, existing website, organization profile or simple explanation is enough to start the conversation.
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